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INTELSAT IX SERIES SATELLITES The Intelsat 901 was the first of 9 new Intelsat satellites launched in June 2001 at 342°E. The IS-901 provides Ku-band spot beam coverage for Europe as well as C-band coverage for the Atlantic Ocean Region. With advanced features like selectable split uplink for SNG, the IS-901 is tailored for today’s communications demands, such as DTH and Internet. Introducing Intelsat 901 @ 342°E Enhanced power and coverage for the Atlantic Ocean Region IS-901 Highlights Downlink e.i.r.p. (beam edge to beam peak) Global: 31.0 up to 35.9 dBW Hemi: 36.0 up to 41.0 dBW Zone: 36.0 up to 41.0 dBW Ku-Band: Up to 53 dBW G/T (beam edge to beam peak) Global: -11.2 up to -5.6 dB/K Hemi: -8.0 up to -1.6 dB/K Zone: -7.4 up to +5.9 dB/K Spot 1: Up to +9 dB/K Spot 2: Up to +9 dB/K More Power – The IS-901 is designed to provide an increase of up to 5 dB for downlink e.i.r.p. and up to 1.8 dB for G/T over the IS-VII satellites. Greater Capacity – 72 C-band 36 MHz units represents a 71% increase in capacity over our previous satellite at 342°E. Enhanced Coverage – IS-901 provides significantly expanded zone coverage. The Ku-band spot beams also include more area within each e.i.r.p. level. Advanced Features: Selectable split uplink in Global Channel 12 for Satellite News Gathering (SNG) Capability for SS/TDMA services in Channels 1-2 and 3-4 Selectable split uplink in Hemi Channel 9 for DAMA Flexible transponder activation for 12 out of 16 channels in Ku-band Equipped with an overdrive control feature for Ku-band transponders

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INTELSAT IX SERIES SATELLITES

The Intelsat 901 was the first of 9 new Intelsat satellites launched inJune 2001 at 342°E. The IS-901 provides Ku-band spot beam coverage forEurope as well as C-band coverage for the Atlantic Ocean Region. Withadvanced features like selectable split uplink for SNG, the IS-901 is tailoredfor today’s communications demands, such as DTH and Internet.

IntroducingIntelsat 901 @ 342°E

Enhanced power and coveragefor the Atlantic Ocean Region

IS-901 Highlights• Downlink e.i.r.p. (beam edge to beam peak)

Global: 31.0 up to 35.9 dBW

Hemi: 36.0 up to 41.0 dBW

Zone: 36.0 up to 41.0 dBW

Ku-Band: Up to 53 dBW

• G/T (beam edge to beam peak)

Global: -11.2 up to -5.6 dB/K

Hemi: -8.0 up to -1.6 dB/K

Zone: -7.4 up to +5.9 dB/K

Spot 1: Up to +9 dB/K

Spot 2: Up to +9 dB/K

• More Power – The IS-901 isdesigned to provide an increaseof up to 5 dB for downlink e.i.r.p.and up to 1.8 dB for G/T over theIS-VII satellites.

• Greater Capacity – 72 C-band36 MHz units represents a 71%increase in capacity over ourprevious satellite at 342°E.

• Enhanced Coverage – IS-901provides significantly expanded zonecoverage. The Ku-band spot beamsalso include more area within eache.i.r.p. level.

Advanced Features:• Selectable split uplink in Global

Channel 12 for Satellite News

Gathering (SNG)

• Capability for SS/TDMA services in

Channels 1-2 and 3-4

• Selectable split uplink in Hemi

Channel 9 for DAMA

• Flexible transponder activation for

12 out of 16 channels in Ku-band

• Equipped with an overdrive controlfeature for Ku-band transponders

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General Inquiries Intelsat Broadcast ServicesTel: +1 202-944-6797 Tel: +1 202-944-7546E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

Intelsat 901 @ 342°E

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Updated January 2003.

Satellite FactsPrime Contractor

SS/Loral

Launch WindowJune 2001

Launch VehicleAriane

Total TranspondersC-Band: 72 (in equiv. 36 MHz units)Ku-Band: 22 (in equv. 36 MHz units)

PolarizationC-Band: CircularKu-Band: Linear

Uplink FrequencyC-Band: 5850 to 6425 MHzKu-Band: 14.00 to 14.50 GHz

Downlink FrequencyC-Band: 3625 to 4200 MHzKu-Band: 10.95 to 11.70 GHz

SFD Range (beam edge)

C-Band: -89.0 to -67.0 dBW/m2

Ku-Band: -87.0 to -69.0 dBW/m2